Saturday night update: Kids visit
Kristen (my wife and Bonnie's attending physician) was working this weekend at UCSF, so I am relatively up-to-date.
Both kids visited today, as well as Bonnie's Mom and Dad. Devon and Isabel were there for about 45 minutes and like any almost four and almost two year-old, sat on the bed and played with the controls. Bed up, bed down. Bed flat, bed bent. (This occupies about thirty minutes.) Bonnie, Isabel and Devon shared a blueberry muffin while the bed went up-down, back and forth. (On Thursday the routine was the same, except the three shared a popsicle.)
Bonnie gets tired easily, so the 45 minutes with the kids is just the right length visit. Kristen took a little time off from 11-Long to go to the patient reunion party for everyone who has had a succesful bone marrow transplant at UCSF. Very hopeful, uplifting event, which included a seventy-four year-old woman who underwent a successful transplant a few years ago. If she can do it, Bonnie certainly can!
Both kids visited today, as well as Bonnie's Mom and Dad. Devon and Isabel were there for about 45 minutes and like any almost four and almost two year-old, sat on the bed and played with the controls. Bed up, bed down. Bed flat, bed bent. (This occupies about thirty minutes.) Bonnie, Isabel and Devon shared a blueberry muffin while the bed went up-down, back and forth. (On Thursday the routine was the same, except the three shared a popsicle.)
Bonnie gets tired easily, so the 45 minutes with the kids is just the right length visit. Kristen took a little time off from 11-Long to go to the patient reunion party for everyone who has had a succesful bone marrow transplant at UCSF. Very hopeful, uplifting event, which included a seventy-four year-old woman who underwent a successful transplant a few years ago. If she can do it, Bonnie certainly can!
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